Several slides in their indoor eater area make this a ggod place to go in less than beach weather. As with all of Myrtle Beach, there'always a ggod deal to be found. Location is north of the Strand, so it is quieter. Breakfast buffet is an excellent value.

We stayed from Feb. 5-7 and what attracted us to stay at this resort was the indoor waterpark. However, the chlorine levels were so high in the pools and hot tubs that it burned mine and my husband's eyes to the point that it looked like we were crying. Also, our daughter suffered from coughing fits along with burning eyes that thankfully went away after she left the waterpark. When we went to the front desk to complain, two other families were already there complaining about their children getting sick from the chlorine and vomiting! When we checked out on Sunday, the front desk clerk asked my husband if we enjoyed our stay and he replied that we hadn't because the chlorine levels were so high we only used the waterpark once. She told my husband that we weren't the only customers who had complained and that the matter would be addressed. Were planning another trip to Myrtle Beach in March, and will probably stay at the Landmark Resort. Hopefully, they monitor the chlorine levels better than the Dunes Village Resort! If a person's main reason for staying at the Sand Dunes is for the indoor waterpark, you may want to reconsider.

We checked in on a friday in february..which is usually very quiet in myrtle (trust me I know im a local). When arriving to our room we found the following: someone elses soap and used wash cloth in the shower, none of the counters wiped down, the floor had chips and crumbs on the floor and the dishes provided had food on them in the cabinet. We immediately went to the front desk to inform them. Nope they didn't offer to change our room they said they would send someone up to clean it. 3 hours later still no one came up. Back down to the desk we went...waited again still no one.Had to call the hotel to speak to the manager...wow someone finally came. We then went to use the indoor pool just to find out that it was a big play ground for unattended minors that had no supervision. Not did the hotel do anything about this. Our three children asked if we could leave cause they were to little to enjoy it cause of the big kids being do roudy. So we went back to the room only to be disturbed but the other hotel guest screaming and yelling from their balconies. This screaming continued for 10 minuets until finally someone who worked for the resort walked outside. It then continued for 10 minuets longer...mind you this started at 10pm. We have stayed at many resorts in Myrtle Beach...and this by far is the WORST resort. So if you want dirty rooms and to party then stay here. If your looking for a nice place with your family...look somewhere else..

My husband and I stayed at Dunes Village for just over a week in early January. The holiday crowds were gone, but the resort didn't feel emptied out. I expect that's because of the waterpark facilities. We were in a one-bedroom oceanfront unit on the 7th floor. Our view was spectacular. The balcony was small--if the weather had allowed for al fresco dining, we would have been very cramped. The unit itself was quite comfortable. It was much as pictured on the resort's web site. Everything was clean, we had adequate dishes and cookware (nothing fancy, but serviceable for breakfast, lunch, and a quick dinner), the appliances all worked fine, and we really appreciated having a washer/dryer in the unit. The only complaint we had with our room was the wireless, which was quite weak. As for the amenities, we did enjoy having the indoor pools and hot tub. They were nearly empty during the week, but got quite crowded on the weekend. We also found the location of the resort to be convenient; we've stayed much farther north in Myrtle before, and it was nice to be so close to Broadway on the Beach, a nice selection of restaurants, grocery stores, and other shopping.